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Phoenix Wellness and Rejuvenation
Phoenix Wellness and Rejuvenation is a clinic in Phoenix, AZ whose own website lists peptide therapy, GLP-1 weight loss, hormone therapy and sermorelin. We checked its website on . Virtual Care Atlas doesn’t rate clinics. Confirm services, prices and the prescriber’s license with the clinic before booking.
Verified facts
- Address
- 2230 N 15th Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85007 Confirmed on clinic site - Phone
- (602) 898-6977 Confirmed on clinic site
- Website
- pwrlivewell.com 6 pages checked
- Offers telehealth
- Not stated on the pages we checked. Ask the clinic whether it offers virtual visits.
- NPI (organization)
- No organization match found. Many practices bill under individual clinicians.
- Last verified
Services listed on their website
We tag a service only when pwrlivewell.com names it, either repeatedly or on a dedicated page. Here are the terms we found and where. This is what the clinic says it offers, not our endorsement.
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Peptide therapy
Terms found: Peptide protocol · Peptide therapies · Peptide therapy
Source: pwrlivewell.com/peptides
Many peptides clinics offer are not FDA-approved; FDA lists several (e.g. BPC-157, CJC-1295, ipamorelin) as bulk substances that may present significant safety risks in compounding. More on peptide therapy and FDA status
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GLP-1 & medical weight loss
Terms found: GLP-1 · Tirzepatide
Source: pwrlivewell.com/peptide-library
Wegovy and Zepbound are FDA-approved for chronic weight management; compounded semaglutide/tirzepatide are not FDA-approved. More on GLP-1 & medical weight loss and FDA status
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Hormone therapy (HRT / TRT)
Terms found: Hormone optimization · Hormone therapy
Source: pwrlivewell.com
FDA recommends FDA-approved hormone products and says it lacks evidence that compounded “bioidentical” hormones are safer or more effective. More on hormone therapy and FDA status
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Sermorelin
Terms found: Sermorelin
Source: pwrlivewell.com/peptide-library
Branded sermorelin (Geref) was discontinued in 2008; clinic sermorelin today is generally compounded. More on sermorelin and FDA status
Other listed clinics nearby
All 26 in PhoenixSorted by straight-line distance from Phoenix Wellness and Rejuvenation: PERLA Bienestar Center 1.3 mi · Identity Hormones and Healthcare 2.9 mi · Saguaro Medical Weight Control 3.2 mi · Phoenix Secret for Weight Loss 3.8 mi · Valley Medical Weight Loss & Med Spa (Phoenix) 3.8 mi · Enovative Wellness Center 4.1 mi.
Phoenix Wellness and Rejuvenation: common questions
What services does Phoenix Wellness and Rejuvenation list?
As of October 19, 2026, Phoenix Wellness and Rejuvenation's own website lists peptide therapy, GLP-1 weight loss, hormone therapy and sermorelin. Peptide therapy: we found "Peptide protocol", "Peptide therapies", "Peptide therapy". GLP-1 & medical weight loss: we found "GLP-1", "Tirzepatide". Hormone therapy (HRT / TRT): we found "Hormone optimization", "Hormone therapy". Sermorelin: we found "Sermorelin". Services change, so confirm with the clinic.
Does Phoenix Wellness and Rejuvenation offer semaglutide or tirzepatide?
Its website names tirzepatide among its weight-loss services. Ask whether it prescribes FDA-approved brand products (Wegovy, Zepbound) or compounded versions, which FDA says are not FDA-approved.
Does Phoenix Wellness and Rejuvenation offer telehealth?
Its website did not mention telehealth or virtual visits on the pages we checked (up to seven pages). Contact the clinic to ask.
Where is Phoenix Wellness and Rejuvenation located?
2230 N 15th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85007. The nearest other listed clinic is PERLA Bienestar Center, about 1.3 miles away.
Is Phoenix Wellness and Rejuvenation in the NPI Registry?
We did not find a matching organization record. Many practices bill under individual clinicians' NPIs instead. You can search the NPI Registry yourself by clinician name.
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